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Getting started

Updated Sep 26, 2026

Ankhway Marketing runs a curated, English-language directory of third-party AI tools, organized into 18 categories. Browsing is free, and there are no accounts or logins, so you can start exploring right away.

Find a tool

Our sitemap lists every tool we cover from A to Z. Each tool opens a full listing, and every listing suggests related tools. Tools marked Editor's pick are chosen by our editors and are never paid for.

Read a listing

Each listing brings the essentials together in one place:

• the tool's name, developer, and a short tagline
• an original description written by our editors
• key features, use cases, and things to consider
• supported platforms, a pricing label, a category, and tags

When you're ready to try a tool, its Visit website link opens the provider's own site in a new tab.

Other things you can do

• Want to promote an AI product? See our marketing services.
• Work for a company with a listing? Learn how to claim it.
• Spotted a problem? Report a listing.
• Want to know who runs the site? Visit our About page.

Pricing labels explained

Updated Sep 26, 2026

Every listing shows one pricing label, so you can get a sense of cost before you visit a provider's site. Here's what each label means:

• Free: you can use the core product without paying.
• Freemium: a free plan or free usage tier exists, with paid plans for more usage or features.
• Paid: you need a paid plan to use the product, though a free trial may be available.
• Open Source: the source code is publicly available under an open-source or source-available license. Hosted versions may still cost money.

Treat labels as a guide

Providers can change their plans, limits, and trial terms at any time, so our labels are indicative rather than a price quote. Before you sign up or pay for anything, check the current pricing on the provider's own website. There's no checkout on our site; any plan you choose is arranged directly with the provider.

Spotted an outdated label?

Please let us know through the contact form. Include the tool's name and a link to the provider's current pricing page so we can verify the change.

Categories and tags

Updated Sep 26, 2026

Every listing belongs to one category. Since many AI tools do more than one thing, we file each tool under the category that most closely matches its main purpose. Tags add detail: short keywords, such as transcription or text-to-image, that show a tool's focus at a glance.

Each listing shows its category and tags, so you can see at a glance what a tool is for. We currently use these 18 categories:

• AI Assistants
• Writing & Translation
• Coding & Development
• Image Generation
• Research & Search
• Video Creation
• Audio, Voice & Music
• Design & Creative
• Productivity
• Presentations
• Meetings & Transcription
• Marketing & SEO
• Sales & CRM
• Customer Support
• Automation & Agents
• Developer Platforms
• Local & Open-Source AI
• Data & Analytics

Think a tool belongs in a different category, or that its tags miss something important? Suggest a change through the contact form. We'll take a look, though final placement is up to our editors.

How we review listings

Updated Sep 26, 2026

Nothing appears in the directory automatically. Our editors choose every tool we list, and every listing is written and checked by our editorial team before it's published. We're not accepting tool submissions at the moment.

What we look at

Our checks center on a few practical questions:

• Is it an AI tool that fits one of our categories?
• Does the website work, and does it clearly explain what the product does?
• Do the listing details, such as the pricing model and platforms, match what the provider publishes?

For more detail, see how we choose tools in our Editorial Policy.

How listings are written

Our editors write an original description for each tool, along with its key features, use cases, and things to consider. Drafts may be prepared with AI assistance, but a human editor reviews and edits every listing before publishing. When providers send us corrections, we check them and put them in our own words so listings stay accurate, neutral, and consistent.

What a listing is and isn't

A listing is an informative summary, not an endorsement, a hands-on test, or a security audit. The things to consider are there to give a balanced view, and we encourage you to check the provider's own site before relying on a tool. We don't sell reviews or pay-to-rank editorial content, and Editor's picks are never paid for. See our Editorial Policy for details.

Updating or correcting a listing

Updated Sep 26, 2026

AI tools change quickly, and we want every listing to stay accurate. Anyone can suggest a correction, whether you work on the product or simply noticed something out of date.

How to request a change

1. Open the contact form; this link pre-selects the listing topic.
2. Enter the tool's name in the related tool field.
3. Explain what's wrong and what the listing should say instead.
4. Add a link to a page on the provider's official website that confirms the change, such as its pricing or features page.

What you can ask us to change

Examples include a new website address, a renamed product, a changed pricing model, new platforms, updated features, or a more suitable category. Listing tiles show a generated monogram rather than the provider's logo, so there's no logo to update.

How we handle requests

Our editors review each request and may reword the details you send so the listing stays neutral and consistent with the rest of the directory. The final wording is at our discretion. We aim to reply within two business days.

If you represent the company behind the tool, consider claiming the listing as well, so we know who speaks for the product. For problems beyond simple corrections, see Reporting a listing or requesting removal.

Claiming a listing you own

Updated Sep 26, 2026

If you work for or represent the company behind a listed tool, you can claim its listing. Claiming confirms that you speak for the product, which makes it easier for us to work with you on updates and corrections. There's no account or dashboard involved; everything happens through our contact form.

How to claim

1. Open the contact form with the claim topic. If you start from the listing's own page, the related tool field is filled in for you.
2. Give your name, your role, and the listing you're claiming.
3. Include proof that you're connected to the product, as described below.

Examples of proof

• An email address on the product's own domain. Use it in the form's email field so our reply goes to that address.
• A note on the official website. If a company email isn't practical, we can give you a short verification note to place temporarily on the product's official site.

We may ask for more information if the proof isn't conclusive, and we can't approve a claim we're unable to verify. Claiming doesn't change where a listing appears in the directory. We aim to reply within two business days.

Once your claim is confirmed, see Updating or correcting a listing to request changes.

Reporting a listing or requesting removal

Updated Sep 26, 2026

If something about a listing worries you, please tell us. Reports help us keep the directory accurate and safe.

What to report

• A broken Visit website link, or one that leads somewhere unexpected
• A tool that has shut down or is no longer available
• Misleading or harmful content in a listing
• A website that looks unsafe, such as a scam or a site impersonating another product
• A provider with a paid relationship whose listing isn't labeled Sponsored

For routine fixes, such as a new feature or a changed pricing model, see Updating or correcting a listing.

How to send a report

Use the contact form with the report topic. If you start from the listing's page, the related tool field is filled in for you. Describe the problem and include any links or details that help us check it.

Requesting removal

If you represent the company behind a tool and want its listing taken down, use the same form and include proof of your connection to the product, as explained in Claiming a listing you own. We'll review the request and let you know the outcome; decisions about removal are at our discretion.

For copyright concerns, choose the copyright topic instead and see our Copyright & Takedown Policy. We aim to reply within two business days.

Editor's picks vs. sponsored placements

Updated Sep 26, 2026

Two kinds of highlighted listings can appear in the directory, and they work in very different ways.

Editor's picks

Our editors choose Editor's picks on editorial grounds alone. They are never paid for, and no provider can buy a place among them. They carry an Editor's pick badge on their listing, and in lists of related tools they appear first, followed by the most recently added tools.

Sponsored listings

Any listing whose provider has a paid relationship with us is labeled Sponsored. That covers paid placements as well as companies that are clients of our marketing services. If a placement is paid, its Visit website link is marked sponsored for search engines instead of nofollow.

Payment and ordering

Payment never influences the order in which listings appear. The one exception: sponsored placements, when they exist, may appear in clearly labeled sponsored slots, so you can tell them apart from editorial choices.

Where things stand today

As of this article's last update, there are no sponsored listings and no affiliate links on the site. For the full picture, read our Advertising Disclosure and Editorial Policy.

External links and staying safe

Updated Sep 26, 2026

Each listing's Visit website link takes you to the provider's own site. It opens in a new tab, so the directory stays open where you left it.

How our outbound links are marked

Outbound links carry a nofollow attribute, which tells search engines not to treat them as endorsements. If a placement is paid, the link is marked sponsored instead. Links also use noopener, a standard safeguard that stops the new page from interfering with the tab you came from.

Before you sign up for a tool

The tools in the directory are run by third parties, not by us, so their own terms and privacy policies apply. A few habits help:

• Check the address bar to confirm you've landed on the site you expected.
• Read the provider's privacy policy and terms before uploading files or personal data.
• Confirm current pricing, renewal, and cancellation terms on the provider's site.
• Think twice before sharing confidential or sensitive information with any AI tool.
• Review AI-generated output before you rely on it or publish it.

If a link is broken or a site looks suspicious, please report it. For more, see our Disclaimer.

Cookies and your privacy choices

Updated Sep 26, 2026

If analytics or advertising tools are enabled, a cookie banner appears on your first visit. It offers Accept all and Reject all with equal prominence, plus Customize to choose by category. Optional cookies stay off unless you opt in.

Always on

Two strictly necessary items are kept in your browser's local storage: one remembers your light or dark theme, and the other remembers your cookie choices for 12 months. Neither is used for analytics or advertising.

Only with your consent

If you allow them, the site may use cookies from Google Analytics 4, which helps us understand how the site is used, and from Google Ads conversion tracking and remarketing, which help us measure our advertising and show our ads to people who have visited before. Until you opt in, Google's tags stay in a denied state: they don't read or write cookies, though they may send cookieless signals that Google uses for aggregated, modeled measurement.

Global Privacy Control

If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal, we treat it as a rejection of advertising cookies.

Change your mind at any time

Use the Cookie settings link in the site footer, or open your preferences here: Cookie settings.

We don't sell personal information. For full details, read our Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy, or send a privacy request through the contact form.

Working with Ankhway Marketing

Updated Sep 26, 2026

Alongside the directory, Ankhway Marketing offers marketing services to AI and software companies in four areas:

• Directory promotion: sponsored placements, highlighted listings, and tool spotlight articles.
• Performance advertising: Google Ads, Meta Ads, and TikTok Ads, covering strategy, account and tracking setup, creatives, optimization, and reporting.
• SEO and content marketing: keyword research, technical SEO audits, content strategy, articles, and comparison pages.
• Social media and KOL: social channel management, creator and influencer (KOL/KOC) campaigns, and launch campaigns.

How to get started

We don't publish prices. Instead, tell us about your product, goals, target markets, and timeline through the contact form, and we'll put together a tailored proposal. Services are provided under a separate written proposal or agreement, and no payments are taken through this website. You must be at least 18 (or the age of majority where you live, if higher) to request services.

What to expect from us

We never guarantee rankings, traffic, sales, or any other specific result. We don't sell reviews, fake engagement, or pay-to-rank editorial content. If your tool is listed in the directory while you're a client, its listing is labeled Sponsored, and Editor's picks stay off-limits to payment.

Learn more on our Marketing services page and in our Advertising Disclosure.

Contacting us: what to include

Updated Sep 26, 2026

Our contact form is the main way to reach us; we don't publish a phone number or email address. We aim to reply within two business days (Monday to Friday, excluding US federal holidays).

Pick the right topic

• General: questions about the site or the directory
• Marketing: requests for a marketing services proposal
• Listing: corrections and updates to a listing
• Report: problems with a listing, or removal requests
• Claim: confirming you represent a listed tool
• Privacy: questions or requests about your personal data
• Copyright: concerns about content on our site
• Other: anything else

What to include

• Your name and an email address you check regularly
• The tool's name in the related tool field, if your message concerns a listing
• Your company and website, if relevant (both optional)
• A clear description of your question or issue, with links where helpful

Please don't include passwords, payment details, or other sensitive information in your message.

Writing by post

Ankhway Marketing is a trade name of M&R MARKETING GROUP, LLC, whose business address is 331 3rd St, Macon, GA 31201-3312, United States. You can write to us there, though replies to postal mail may take longer.

FAQ & troubleshooting

Updated Sep 26, 2026

Why can't I find a tool I know about?

The directory is curated, so it doesn't include every AI tool. Our sitemap lists every tool we cover from A to Z; if a tool isn't there, we haven't listed it.

Can I submit my tool?

Not at the moment. Our editors choose the tools we list, and we're not accepting submissions right now. A listing can't be bought. If you'd like to promote an AI product, see our marketing services; paid promotion is a separate service, and any listing with a paid relationship behind it is labeled Sponsored.

Do you test every tool?

Not in the sense of hands-on testing. Every tool is checked by a person and every description is written by our editors, but a listing isn't a product test, a security audit, or an endorsement. Check the provider's own site before relying on a tool.

Why does a pricing label look wrong?

Providers can change their plans at any time, and our labels are indicative. The definitions may also differ from what you expect: a tool with a free tier and paid upgrades is labeled Freemium, not Free. See Pricing labels explained, and if a label is out of date, let us know with a link to the provider's pricing page.

Can I get my listing removed?

You can ask. Send a request through the contact form with proof that you represent the product, such as an email address on the product's own domain. We'll review it and let you know the outcome.

Do sponsored listings appear higher?

Not among regular listings. Payment never influences the order in which listings appear. The only exception is that sponsored placements, when they exist, may appear in clearly labeled sponsored slots. At the moment, there are no sponsored listings on the site.

The form didn't send — what now?

Check that every required field is filled in and that your email address is typed correctly, then try again. Our contact form is delivered through a third-party form service, so browser extensions that block scripts or third-party requests can sometimes interfere; try pausing them or switching browsers. If the problem continues, try again later, or write to us by post as described in Contacting us.

Do I need an account?

No. There are no accounts or logins on the site. You can browse listings and contact us without signing up for anything.

Can I rate or review a tool?

Not here. The site doesn't host user reviews, ratings, or comments. Each listing includes things to consider written by our editors, and if you spot an error, you can suggest a correction.

Why do listings show letters instead of logos?

Listing tiles use a generated monogram made of letters rather than the provider's logo, so there's no logo to send us or update.